Learning Experiences Outside the Classroom

Enough about covid: Adventure program to help low decile learners enter university makes a splash

Whether they were swinging from a trapeze, abseiling from a high beam or assembling a raft, 80 students from Aorere College had an adventure-filled start last month to a programme that hopes to offer them more options for their future.

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David Ferguson appointed ERO’s new Chief Review Officer, Chief Executive

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Sew Your Story: Creativity and textile-based learning in the classroom

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